>> right now at 6, a redskins player stabbed at a popular night club. thanks for joining us. i'm will thomas. >> i'm maureen umeh. brandon banks is said to be recovering after a violent run- in at the park and 14th early this morning. fox 5s roz plater is live with more on the top story. roz? >> reporter: good evening, this happened in a rather unlikely spot and happened outside of the park and 14th, which is behind me here. this is what we're being told

happened. after 3:00 this morning, the police got a call for a double stabbing outside the park at 14th. the police say there was a confrontation between three men and investigators say the third man stabbed the other two and leaving one of them in critical condition. a spokesman for the redskins confirmed to fox 5 that one of the players, brandon banks, had received minor stab wounds in that incident. redskins fans are stunned at the news. >> that is terrible. i don't know why they would do that here. especially in this part of town. >> it's terrible. i don't know this area to be particularly violent in the evenings, that is surprising. >> reporter: brandon banks is a fan favorite. the kick returner just wrapped up his rookie season with the redskins and insiders say he's well-regarded inside and outside of the field.

the other man stabbed, we're told, remains in critical condition and is reportedly a friend of banks but police are not releasing his name and they have said they have a suspect in custody, a 24-year-old man from maryland and tonight, he's facing charges of assault with intent to kill. maureen? >> thank you. i'll take it, roz. a lot of talk about this on twitter. a sample, thoughts and players go out to redskins' brandon davis. it's a crazy world, here's to a speedy recovery. another, a little question as to why it happened, i hope he's okay. you have to keep yourself out of those situations and general frustration is common among people talking about this and all of this nonsense is getting old. grow up. i hope brandon banks is okay, though. another redskins player in the news tonight. albert hainesworth has been officially charged in assault

and a road rage. this is him going in this morning with his lawyer. he's charged in an assault after the traffic altercation earlier this month, rather. the other driver said hainesworth was tailgating him and sexual assaulted him. it's not -- and assaulted him. it's not clear how that happened. if found guilty, he could serve a year in jail or pay up to $2,500 in fines. hundreds of protestors who rebelled agai mubarak for days are cleaning up the scene. the coalition of youth movement organized the protests and issued their first list of demands. the transition to democracy. here we go: lift the emergency law, create a presidential council, dissolve the ruling parliament and amend or rewrite the constitution. they're also trying to decide whether to decamp in tuhrir square, called liberation square these days and demonstrate once a week to keep the pressure on or stay there

indefinitely. in washington, d.c., there is still demands from demonstrators who want what happened in egypt to spill over on into other countries. >> human rights now! >> egypt, we hear you! >> human rights now! >> these people outside of the white house are supporting the egyptian people while demanding human rights in other parts of the world as well and include representatives from amnesty international and citizens who still won't consider going home to egypt. >> the last thing to think about is to go back and live there because of all of the injustice there, but a lot of discrimination, even within social classes. so, hopefully that is all getting -- away within the next few years. >> the swiss government officials froze mubarak's assets as the concerns grow that the egyptian government might be hiding billions of dollars in illegal assets. here's more on the mean trail. >> reporter: former egyptian

president hosni mubarak may not have presidential powers anymore, but by all indications, he's got a lot of cash laying around. there were reports earlier in the week he was worth up to $70 billion. if that was true, mubarak would be the richest man on earth. but u.s. intel jell -- intelligence officials say it's likely in the range of 1 to 5 billion bucks. and that is a lot but is believed to be in bank accounts scattered around the world. he won't be making withdrawals from banks in switzerland any time soon, if any of his money is in that country. they want to, quote, avoid misappropriation of state-owned egyptian asset so they froze his. the swiss bank his $3.5 billion worth of egyptian deposits at the end of 2009, according to the swiss national bank. it's not clear how much, if any of that, belongs to mubarak. he likes to lylarge. the u.s. government gave him 9 gulf stream jets and he has luxury homes in desirable

destinations that it appears he paid for with money he got by using his position. after all, egypt's constitution has been suspended for 30 years, so there is no mechanism in place to stop him from skimming off the top and taking parts of major deals in his country for himself and president mubarak is reportedly contemplating the loss of that cash flow from his house in the beautiful egyptian resort town, sharm el-sheikh. >> fox 5 is keeping an eye on the latest developments in the wake of president obama -- president mubarak's resignation. go to our website, www.myfoxdc.com for photos and updates 24/7. new tonight, the gun fire ripped through an apartment window while a family watches television. take a look at the pictures. you can see the damage the bullet did to the blind and wall. this happened around 8 last night in the 3,000 block of 30th street in southeast. a woman, her sister, and four children were in the apartment. they say the bullet hit the cable box.

the police found 13 bullet casings outside but no victims. right now, there have been no reports of any injuries and there is also no arrests. a stunning scene on d street northeast this morning. where an fbi stakeout netted three arrests. the fbi got a tip about an armored car robbery at a bank at 31st and v stream. the law enforcement sources say agents were there and three men with guns tried to rob the vehicle. two men had hand guns, one had a rachael and all three gave up without a fight. no shots were fired but they did use flash bang grenades to overwhelm the suspects. the second time in 24 hours, an apartment fire brought rescuers to the same southwest neighborhood. they had to pull several people out of the windows on the second floor. a 62-year-old woman was badly burned. three young children were taken to the hospital with smoke inhalation. that was just one block away from the apartment fire that killed a 53-year-old woman yesterday morning. investigators believe that the

fire was an accident when it started about 6:00 yesterday morning. barbarael inson's home didn't have a working smoke detector, according to investigators. and when we come back, a woman is crying foul after being shoed away by museum workers when trying to feed her baby. >> other moms came to her defense. john henrehan is working on that one. a different kind of demonstration today in washington. this one a was well-attended -- 

>> about 100 new mothers staged a nurse-in today on the national mall. >> it started when a local woman was stopped from nursing in public. john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: when this rockville, maryland, mother tried to breast-feed her daughter on january 30th, on a bench inside the hersh museum of modern art in d.c., a security officer told her to move to the ladies room. >> if there was's coffee chair there, i would be happy to be in, there you know and that is it. >> no comfy chair? >> no. >> the security guard told her she could sit on the toilet. disgusted, she left the museum and she's not the only nursing mother unhappy about that incident. >> it's an outrage that he was told to sit on the toilet. does the security guard want to

eat his breakfast on the toilet? i don't think so. >> reporter: scores of nursing mothers descended on the museum for a two-hour nurse-in, an expression of solidarity for the natural method of feeding infant human children. we should point out that anyone visiting an art museum on any day is likely to come across depredictions -- depicts of female breasts. these moms were less interested in artistic irony than they were in action. >> this particular incident has to do with ignorance, you know, not knowing and not respecting a mother's right to breast-feed her child. >> reporter: as it turns out, federal and d.c. law guarantees the right of women to breast- feed their women in public and the museum publicly apologized for what happened to the woman and her daughter and promised that security officers will abide by the laws. the new mothers came to see for themselves that the smithsonian will let moms hurt without

harassment. john henrehan, fox 5 news. conservative activists from across the country are wrapping up a 3-day conference in the nation's capitol. >> they gathered for the 2011 c pack which can and came together to -- c-pac conference and came to express views on healthcare, immigration and who would be the next gop presidential candidate? >> i want to make this very clear. if i were to decide to run for president, it wouldn't take -- it sure wouldn't take me two years to wake up to the job crisis threatening america, and i wouldn't be asking timothy geithner how the economy works or larry summers how to start a business. i know. >> i love this argument to pass the citizenship. we have a -- and that is called legal immigration. >> the former alaska governor declined an invitation to be the key note speaker -- speakator this year's e -- at this year's event. a keynote ceremony in in

honor of abraham lincoln's birthday. there is the picture in case you're wondering, marking the 202nd anniversary for the nation's 16th president and we don't know it's back there. >> i am looking at you. interesting. >> i like it when you look at me. the music industry's biggest stars are gearing up for the grammies. >> up next, we'll get a preview of the nice big show. thanks, will. 

>> hollywood is buzzing. the 53rd annual grammy awards gets ready to kick off tomorrow night. >> adam housley looks at the performers ready for the stage and artists favored to win. ♪ 7 >> reporter: music's biggest andbratest make their way to tinseltown as they showcase the year's finest in the industry. >> clearly it should be and eminem's year and lady gaga's year. they will do a good job of dominating. >> reporter: lady gaga will perform her newly released single born this way.

silo and gwinnettipality row's duet will get fire power with the band support and rihanna and drake will perform the first time together and dr. draw will make the first tv appearance in over 10 years, performing with eminem. >> i only see how m, does you know. i am a big supporter of. >> reporter: there is all-star tributes. christina aguilera will all jam to honor aretha franklin. the rolling stones front man mick jagger will make his first grammy appearance ever with rafael sadiq for the annual in memorial segment and as with any, the night belongs to the stars being honored. nominees say being nominate side just as good as taking home the prize. >> when -- that is like you hope you can do it again and --

>> an incredible honor to be nominated. the grammies are the pinnacle and some -- . >> if you win one, it's meaning to you -- meaningful if to you. to the career, i think, to have that major impact, you have to walk away with a few. >> reporter: on who gets the coveted gramo phone? you have to tune in sunday night when they air live n. hollywood, adam housley, fox news. >> and we should meg the godfather of go-go. >> yeah. >> chuck brown. >> i'm excited for him. >> and you know why maureen's excited. >> why? >> she wants to see the clothes. >> dodie. >> what is lady gaga going to wear? >> i want to see what rihanna has on. >> and -- getting the grammy. >> i think he's go ago -- . >> and even though he's known for the colorful suits, he's going to play it safe. >> and that hat, too.

going to blow away the hat. >> and that is -- . >> really, really gusty winds and going to see winds and they're not going away for too long and be prepared. you can see the camera shaking there and a chilly night tonight. the winds are improving and tomorrow, they'll be back and that is freeze -- breezy on sunday and we have a valentine's day treat on monday and we have big changes in the forecast. and this is where we stood today. we hit 47 degrees at national airport, 44 at dulles; 45 at baltimore and these temperatures were right on the mark, maybe 1 degrees different in terms of where we should be today and that has been a long time since we have been where we should be. the skies, a few clouds and going to see that into the course of tonight and that is

going to continue to cloud over and the ridge of high pressure. we'll see a fair amount of cloud coverage. the winds, gusty and that pike peak wind gusts at 32 miles an hour and at national airport; 35 at dulles and 45 miles per hour wind gusts at baltimore and elsewhere, martinsburg, we hit 41; 46 in hagerstown and gaithersburg, 31 miles an hour wind gusts and those winds are in full force and right now, 49 miles an hour winds. 13 at hagerstown and as far as the wind gusts are concerned, we're hitting 25 at dulles; 23, martinsburg; 22, d.c. and 30 at annapolis. creating a bit of a wind chill out there also, our current temperatures now, 41 at national; 39 at dulles and with 35 in hagerstown. 37 to the south at fredericksburg and baltimore. if you look at the windchill, you factor in the winds and the temperature, we're's few

degrees cooler and that is in the 30s everywhere. 32, baltimore; 35 dulles and 30 at martinsburg. what is going happen? right now, you can see we have the pool of colder air to the north and things are warm to the south and we're going get an influx of the warmer air heading our way and that is some good news and dealing with the clipper system. we move into tonight and into tomorrow. that clipper system is going to go to the north and that is where that no is -- snow is going to be and we escape that. the colder air stays there, too and with that ridge of high pressure moving in and the things will warm up. by thursday, we get a nice&influx of warmer air and q3 headed for the 60s. tomorrow, though, we'll see a few clouds and talking partly sunny conditions for you. by midday, 49 degrees and our high is into the low 50s for

tomorrow and that is not bad. tonight's going to be downright chill, though and mostly cloudy and cold. the winding will improve into the evening hours and tomorrow, partly sunny and breezy, the southwesterly flow with gusts at 25 miles per hour. the five-day forecast showing you that for valentine's day, my treat is the 55 degrees day with sunshine. not bad at all and we start to warm up in that evening. on monday, we could see a few snow showers and rape to the far west over the mountains. otherwise, a nice dry day. you'll get to into the day with your honey. >> that was nice. >> there you go. no calories. and thanks. >> they say a grocery store is a good place to meet a meat. giants foods agree. it's hosting the 30 annual valentine's date night. y that doing food tastings and more. the idea is to show how romantic supermarkets can be and that is going on across our

area until 8:00. and should do some champagne tasting, too. >> yeah. it's pretty cold out there. you would agree. >> uh. >> and that doesn't stop people from bearing it all for the 2011 cupid's undy run. >> dozens stripped off and ran a lap. and did that in the name of charity, raising money for the children's tumor foundation. >> that is a good idea. >> yeah. >> and still celebrating the win. >> and -- >> there you go. maryland's on the road and looks to exact revenge against boston college. and lindsay murphy is walk into this studio with her ugg boots. yup, sports is next.

>> good evening, the redskins return man brandon banks was stabbed this morning outside of d.c. nightclub. we have the the latest from his agent who said that banks was injured while coming to the aid of lifelong friends. he was attacked by an assailant wielding a knife. banks' friend was critically wounded and taken to a local hospital for surgery and he was injured with a surface knife wound on the side, requiring stitches and is recovering in a local hospital and is expected to be released in 24 hours. he was not doing anything wrong and was not implicated in any way and would like to thanken

for the well-wishes. that is from his agent. this season, the capitals feel the exact opposite. not only are they coming off of a two-zip loss, but scored two goals and fewer in 9 of 13 games. the capitals last home game before five straight on the road. the defenseman mike green was back in the lineup, missing one game after being hit in the head with the puck last sunday. 106 in and ovechkin skates in and with the 21st of the season. the capitals lead 1-0 and later first period, the heavyweight showdown and the kings, 6'4", 230 pounds and getting the shots in and in third period, the nice save there and scores on the rebound. crowned by the king, 4-1. >> hopefully this is low as we get. we had one low point this year

and this is something we were counting on as a coaching staff, at least, and to come in when this is -- with that tough road trip. howard changes that and hits back-to-back 3-pointers and with frown paints. the terps led by 3 at the half. the second half, maryland down 6 and gives to gregory for the dunk. had a team-high 15 points and the terps fell by 4. the final minute, down 4 and reggie jackson pulls up the fourth 3 of the game and with that career high 31 points. the terps are swept by d.c., 76- 72 and fall to 5-5 in that acc. the patriot center filled out. george mason is looking to tie a school record and their opponent, james madison. the first half, george mason fell behind by 12 and rally.

cornelius on that field-goal and the other way. with the lay-in and the foul. in the second half, the patriots lead by 5. >> and jeff jones, the eagles gave him a season high 27- points and american defeats colgate to sweep the regular season series. american improves to 7-3 in patriot league play. and tonight, the wizards host the 44-9 spars. tomorrow evening, they travel to cleveland to face the traveler -- cavaliers and ended their nba record, 26-game losing streak defeating the clipper, 126-119 in overtime and that is cleveland's first win since the 18th of december, the road-losing streak stands at 25 for the wizards. >> we know it's not going to be an easy task. you want to go out of the way. everyone's going talk about

that andky see them. hopefully we can get it and get out of the way. we don't want to be talked about anymore. >> and brandon banks, sounds like he was coming to the rescue of the friend. >> something we hadn't heard. >> right. >> and we're getting insight. to make sure he's okay. >> right. >> and there will be more information coming as the nice goes on. >> okay. that is it for us. we're back after nascar at 10. hopefully 11, too. see you then.